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Attilatheblond

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6. Call local colleges that might have a department or at least classes

Reply to marble falls (Reply #5)

Wed Mar 13, 2024, 05:21 PM

Mar 2024

I have found educators to be very good resources for information on topics they teach or are engaged in as hobbies.

I live in an AZ border town, not exactly a hub of science, but we do have good skies and many retired profs around here.

Good Luck!

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I keep looking for an economical used telescope. One of these days, maybe. marble falls Mar 2024 #1

Any local armature astronomy clubs in your area? Attilatheblond Mar 2024 #4

I'm a little far from Austin, but I'll give it a shot. marble falls Mar 2024 #5

Call local colleges that might have a department or at least classes Attilatheblond Mar 2024 #6

We out in the boondocks, man. marble falls Mar 2024 #7

No phones? No internet? Attilatheblond Mar 2024 #8

This is cool! And a bit creepy for me right now... Fritz Walter Mar 2024 #2

Never had seen this before. Wow! Can definitely see why you would think of it in relation to this celestial event! ☄️ Judi Lynn Mar 2024 #3

I have a great app on my iPhone and iPad called Sky View Lite and it's free Deuxcents Mar 2024 #9